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Subnautica Xbox Update 126.96.36.199 Released - Subnautica
Subnautica on Xbox One has just received an update. 0.29 should end the scourge of missing resources, and slightly improve performance. Fixed an issue causing fish and resources to sometimes...
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brokencode United StatesMembers Join Date: 2018-12-12 Member: 245498Posts: 2 Freshly registered userSo when can we expect a playable game? So far ive made it to hatching sequence by driving through the bottom of the map not knowing i was clipping through everything. And the damn hot knife bubbles. My favorite is falling through any alien structure and being able to breath underwater... you guys really suck at game design please give it up and find somthing like, a cashier sounds perfect for your dev team.
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ImmortalHunter Surrey BC Canada EarthMembers Join Date: 2016-10-04 Member: 222853Posts: 54 Advanced userI do love the updates! Keep going!
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BlindGuardian CanadaMembers Join Date: 2016-05-27 Member: 217604Posts: 116 Advanced userBrutal. I have a saved game from full launch at almost 20 hours, just got my cyclops...I've been struggling with resources but pulling it off without too many issues.
Now I find everything I've done in this save is useless since I've explored a ton and nothing will be spawned in areas you've already been to.
This is the first time I've had to wipe a save ever, and I've been here since day 1. Very annoying, hopefully there isn't anything else like the resource error in my new save file.
Thanks for the speedy patch either way, sucks to have to start over again, but I enjoy the game so much I can deal with it.
MadMichBE Belgium Members Join Date: 2017-09-07 Member: 232852Posts: 12 Fully active userThank you guys. I love this game but the bugs are annoying. Just visit my old friend in the depts in creative and if you get to the lave castle the rendering is so bad. Got lost down there, well I wasn't lost. The game just took a long time to render the map so I was at th right place when the game finally loaded everything in. I play on Xbox one x and I just can't imagine what that would be on an Xbox one. I hope it's fixed now. It's a beautiful game and great story.
0x6A7232 USMembers Join Date: 2016-10-06 Member: 222906Posts: 5,262 Advanced userUmm. Is there a way to put in a new dev command for clearing the cache on the XBox? Although, hopefully this won't happen again, it could save some of these saved games if it were plausible to do.UWE Community guidelines | Guide to play in VR with Google Cardboard or Gear | Increase Subnautica view distance | Useful info to post with error reports | Recovery of corrupted saved games | How to easily update your drivers
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Garcia16 Members Join Date: 2018-04-23 Member: 240275Posts: 21 Advanced userbrokencode wrote: »So when can we expect a playable game? So far ive made it to hatching sequence by driving through the bottom of the map not knowing i was clipping through everything. And the damn hot knife bubbles. My favorite is falling through any alien structure and being able to breath underwater... you guys really suck at game design please give it up and find somthing like, a cashier sounds perfect for your dev team.
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HeroicZ United StatesMembers Join Date: 2018-12-12 Member: 245509Posts: 2 Fully active userYou guys did something amazing, and though it still needs work, I believe just bringing it to console was an amazing accomplishment, and a very strong reason as to why I come back to console every once in a while.. I can't wait to see the future updates and projects we will get to play.
brokencode United StatesMembers Join Date: 2018-12-12 Member: 245498Posts: 2 Freshly registered userCongratulations saving crashes game. Terrain doesn't load in properly, can see sub and structures accross map through supposedly solid terrain. Honestly the only fix your team may have is a full delete and rebuild. Like said cashier.-1 1Off Topic 1Disagree Agree Awesome ·
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LordDuncan Cincinnati OhioMembers Join Date: 2018-12-12 Member: 245500Posts: 2 Fully active userI've already beaten the game multiple times I was having fun using the console commands to build goofy bases but since the last update it doesn't work anymore. Is that going to be reimplemented soon? I have seen on The message board that one of you guys said it would be on the next update so is that this update?
rldt8 Atlantic CanadaMembers Join Date: 2018-12-05 Member: 245152Posts: 5 Fully active userThanks for the update guys! There are still some issues especially with docking with the cyclops...nevertheless, your work is amazing and you had the courage to port to Xbox from PC which is a big undertaking. Some people will never be satisfied no matter what you do so "use" the constructive comments and bug reports and "ignore" the negativity. You're doing great work and as another user said, I would restart this game 1000 times if I had to. Courage guys...you're getting there and we're with you all the way!!!!
JAMS0 USA, VAMembers Join Date: 2017-05-17 Member: 230585Posts: 8 Fully active userThis makes me mad. Not gonna lie. Starting a new game!?!? I just started a new game for the 100th time. Have been playing sense 9 months after Xbox preview launch. Game was almost unplayable back then. Have stuck with you guys through thick and thin, mostly a lot of thick... I quit playing there for a bit waiting for you to finish a 1.0 version for Xbox with achievements and performance enhancements. I play on an X1X and after 1.0 lunch I started a new game! The achievements were wonderful to see pop up, but performance still spotty. I was really looking forward to purchasing a Subnaitca disc. But I have to say I'm discouraged to do so. There are thousands of games on Xbox to choose from. Get your scrap together guys.
Got home from work last night and hopped on Subanutica after seeing an update. I was very impressed with the increased stability. The view distance is so much better, it looks incredible. Also my resource spawn issue was fixed. Very good job! Keep up the hard work. Love this game!
davoker EspañaMembers Join Date: 2018-08-09 Member: 242747Posts: 8 Fully active userFor when a PC update? or will not anything be updated until Bellow Zero comes out? T_T-1 1Off Topic Disagree Agree Awesome ·
Downum Members Join Date: 2018-12-13 Member: 245556Posts: 1 Freshly registered userI have played a bit of the xbox one subnautica (before the full release and full release) and my word its a great game. But in 2 save files, creative and survival, i just CAN'T find the drill arm fragments nor some of the Cyclops fragments, which makes me sad cause I just cannot progress further in survival. I know you guys have a lot of work already, but please fix this problem. Thank you and keep up the hard work!
jblack143 Waynesboro Members Join Date: 2018-12-13 Member: 245571Posts: 2 Fully active userMy experience tonight was disappointing. I love this game. Played the game preview til i got to parts that were unplayable. Tonight before i played i uninstalled the game and reinstalled it completely and then i started a new game. No resource nodes of any kind could be found anywhere. I booted up my old save and hopped in my seamoth and went for a tour of the map to see if the pop in had gotten any better. It performed moderately well in the shallows and in the red grass zones but then i got to the mushroom forest and everything went downhill. It got so bad i had to stop and wait for 15 seconds til it loaded. Went to the koosh ball zone and it performed moderately well. Backtracked and went to the sparse reef with few issues. Mushroom forest and kelp zones had bad pop in. Was beginning my trek down to the grand reef from the sparse reef and my game crashed. At no point during my ride in the seamoth did i see a single resource node
lemmy United StatesMembers Join Date: 2018-12-13 Member: 245572Posts: 1 Freshly registered userSo, after the update, I restarted the entire game. Resources still not respawning. Now I'm stuck. On the Aurora, it will not allow me to input the code to enter the cargo bay. If I even get close to the cargo bay door or the key pad, the screen starts messing up. The further I get away from it, the screens starts balance back out. I don't understand how you can do a full product release with bugs this bad. I'm not hating on you guys at all. I love this game. But, now I'm able to play less of it than I was as before. And I don't mean time wise. I literally can't progress the game any further.
Larsboy051 USAMembers Join Date: 2018-12-13 Member: 245584Posts: 1 Freshly registered userMy experience with the game tonight was discouraging to say the least. I was playing for about two hours, got a bunch of stuff done, even built my first cyclops, and then when I went to save my game it crashed. When I went back into the game everything i had done was gone. So I started to grind to get it all back for about an hour, and once I was back where I was I went to go save and it crashed again and everything was once again gone. When I played the game before it was fully released I never had this problem and I must say it is definitely a game breaking bug. I love this game but I don't even want to play it if I'm just going to be wasting my time since it crashes every time I try to save it.


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In the months leading up to my due date, I worked at getting J a little more independent. Just a few of the things we worked on: dressing and undressing, what goes in the dirty clothes hamper (and what does NOT go in dirty clothes hampers!), and finally putting away his clean laundry.
I decided to place labels on his dresser drawers to help in this process. I created them in ppt, using clipart and Google Images to add pictures since J can't truly read yet. Then, I printed them on cardstock and laminated them with clear contact paper. Finally, I placed them on the correct drawer. These have worked great. It made picking his clothes out in the morning and returning his clean laundry a fun and independent task.
**ETA: J did this well for 5+ months. Just a few days after writing this post, J had the dresser fall on him while getting his clothes out in the morning. I made 2 mistakes… 1) The dresser wasn't anchored to the wall (it is now… it and all the other furniture in the house!). J wasn't a climber so I just assumed we wouldn't have a problem. Wrong. 2) I didn't think to explain the step by step instructions of how to properly use a dresser. I have since taught him that you must close one drawer before opening another or the dresser becomes unstable. It never even occurred to me to teach that. Don't make my same mistakes! Oh, and J ended up being fine, thank the Lord for His protection! **
Since it meant just a tiny bit more work, I went ahead and made labels for the nursery too. God must've known that these labels would be necessary. I ended up with an emergency c-section, got home to a 3 level house and not able to use the stairs but once a day.
These labels made it so easy for my husband to find things easily. Anyone else have a man that can be told exactly where the ketchup is but not be able to find it until you walk over and point it out to him? "Oh, you meant the top shelf." – "Well that's what I meant when I said 'The ketchup is on the top shelf.'" I think it's a universal falty circuit wire in the male population. My dad and brother do the same thing.
The labels worked wonders! Without them, he would've been in that nursery looking for the extra sheets or burp clothes forever, despite my instructions. I would've had to trek up there just to point them out. They worked so well, I almost wanted to put labels on all the other cabinets in the house. It sure could save a lot of repetitive instructions.
Click on the link below to open the pdf files of my labels. They include the generic things: shirts, pants, socks. etc; or swaddles, onesies, diapers, etc for the nursery.
(I don't have any girls, so you won't find girl attire on any of the labels.)


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Lexington Medical Center Announces Opening of Sandhills Women's Care
West Columbia, S.C. – Lexington Medical Center is pleased to announce the opening of Sandhills Women's Care, a new physician practice that's part of the hospital's network of care. Douglas Addy, MD, Thomas Austin, MD, and Crystal Johnson, MD, will practice at Sandhills Women's Care in two locations in Northeast Columbia and West Columbia.
Formerly known as Providence Women's Health, Sandhills Women's Care will provide a full range of obstetric and gynecology services to women in the Midlands including routine and high risk obstetrics, 3D and 4D ultrasounds, well woman preventive exams and advanced laparoscopic surgery.
Douglas Addy, MD comes to Lexington Medical Center from St. Augustine Health in Columbia where he was the medical director. Dr. Addy has also worked as a staff physician at Southern Pines Women's Health Center in North Carolina. He received his doctorate in medicine from the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. Dr. Addy completed his residency at Palmetto Health in Columbia. He holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia and a master's degree in American Literature from the University of South Carolina. He is a Junior Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and a member of the South Carolina Medical Association and South Carolina OB/Gyn Society.
Before coming to Lexington Medical Center, Thomas Austin, MD worked at Providence Women's Health in Columbia. He is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology. Dr. Austin received his medical degree at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine in Columbia and completed a residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. He has an undergraduate degree from Furman University in Greenville. Dr. Austin is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He also serves on the board of Daybreak Crisis Pregnancy Center.
Crystal Johnson, MD, joins Lexington Medical Center from Providence Women's Health in Columbia. Dr. Johnson received her undergraduate degree in Biology from Hampton University in Virginia. She graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine and completed a residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Texas at Houston Memorial Hermann Hospital. She is a member of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the Columbia Medical Society, and a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Sandhills Women's Care is located at 114 Gateway Corp Blvd., Suite 350, in Columbia and 2728 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 202, in West Columbia. You can make an appointment by calling 803-788-0268.


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SL Prospects: Yelich, Suns look hot
Here's a ranking of the 10 prospects we're most excited to see light up the Southern League in 2013:
No. 1. Christian Yelich (OF, Jacksonville): Yelich has been all the Marlins could have hoped for when they selected him with the 23rd overall pick in the 2010 Draft. The 21-year-old hit .330/.404/.519 for Class A Advanced Jupiter in 2012 and seriously challenged for a job with the Marlins this spring, batting .364/.451/.818 in 22 Grapefruit League games before being reassigned to Jacksonville.
Unfortunately the news broke Wednesday that the "dream" starting outfield of Yelich, Jake Marisnick and Marcell Ozuna will not be good to go on Opening Day. Yelich, nursing a "stone bruise" on his left heel, is expected to be the first of the trio back.
Though Yelich has yet to play above Class A ball, he may not be in the Southern League for very long once he gets underway. As Marlins hitting coach Tino Martinez told MLB.com, "He's ready ... it's obvious he's a great hitter. I haven't messed with him. He can just hit."
No. 2. Yasiel Puig (OF, Chattanooga): The Cuban-born Puig has just 23 games of experience in the Minors, but was a Cactus League phenom for the Dodgers this spring -- batting .517/.500/.828 in 27 games. On the other hand, Puig did not draw a single walk in 58 at-bats and was the beneficiary of an incredible .617 average on balls in play. At 6-foot-3 and 245 pounds, Puig's power will be fearsome when fully developed. Meanwhile, the Dodgers have sent him to Chattanooga to refine his approach and learn patience at the plate. For as long as he's there, Puig is likely to be the most electrifying player in the Southern League.
No. 3. Joc Pederson (OF, Chattanooga): Joining Puig in the Lookouts' outfield will be Joc Pederson, who owns a .313/.396/.516 line in 197 pro games and won't turn 21 until April 21. Though it's dangerous to extrapolate from numbers posted in the offense-friendly Cal League, Pederson has excelled at getting on base, getting around the bases (he had 26 steals last year) and scoring -- he tied for the Dodgers' organizational lead with 96 runs in 2012.
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No. 5. J.R. Graham (RHP, Mississippi): Graham went 12-2 with a 2.80 ERA at Class A Advanced Lynchburg and Double-A Mississippi last year to earn the Braves' Minor League Pitcher of the Year award. Though neither physically imposing (he's 6-feet, 185 pounds) nor a big strikeout pitcher, the 23-year-old Santa Clara product can reach the mid-90s with his fastball and relies on a heavy sinker for a lot of ground-ball outs. He led the Braves system in ERA and WHIP last year and seems poised to advance rapidly.
No. 6. Jimmy Nelson (RHP, Huntsville): The 6-foot-6 Nelson held hitters to a .213 average while fanning nearly a batter per inning at Class A Advanced Brevard County and Huntsville last year. With a sinking low-90s fastball and a power slider, Nelson has plenty of stuff but has struggled with command, walking 62 last year and 65 in 2011. If he can cut down on walks and improve on the road, he'll be a big contributor to a strong Stars rotation.
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No. 7. Taylor Jungmann (RHP, Huntsville): That rotation also will include Jungmann, the Brewers' top pick in the 2011 Draft. Another 6-foot-6 right-hander, the University of Texas product went 11-6 with a 3.53 ERA in his pro debut with Class A Advanced Brevard County in 2012. Though lacking the put-away stuff of Nelson, Jungmann is more consistent around the strike zone and generates plenty of groundouts. He's already proven himself a workhorse, tossing 153 innings for the Manatees last year, one out shy of the Florida State League lead.
No. 8. Zach Lee (RHP, Chattanooga): Though Lee posted a so-so 4.39 ERA last summer, he's just 21, and with four strong pitches he can throw for strikes, remains the Dodgers' top pitching prospect. A top-notch athlete -- Los Angeles signed him away from enrolling at LSU as a quarterback in 2010 -- Lee is still learning to pitch, but already has the tools and command to keep advancing toward Chavez Ravine.
No. 9. Marcell Ozuna (OF, Jacksonville): Ozuna led the Marlins organization with 95 RBIs and finished second with 24 homers (first in the Florida State League) last year despite playing in Jupiter, one of the worst hitters' parks in the Minors. The Southern League should prove more amenable to the 22-year-old's impressive power, though he needs to become more selective at the plate after batting .266 with a .329 on-base percentage over the past two seasons.
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No. 10. Trayce Thompson (OF, Birmingham): A preternaturally athletic outfielder, Thompson hit 25 homers, drove in 96 runs and collected 21 steals across three levels in the White Sox system last year and is stellar both defensively and on the basepaths. The 22-year-old remains a work in progress due to his high strikeout rate -- he fanned 166 times in 136 games in 2012. If Thompson can make better contact, he has the physical talent to go a long way.
Late addition, Taijuan Walker (RHP, Jackson Generals): Selected in the first round of the 2010 Draft, Walker is looking to build on a successful 2012 campaign in which he earned Southern League midseason All-Star honors and a selection to the Futures Game in Kansas City. The youngest player on the circuit had a stellar first half (4-3, 3.79 ERA) before stumbling a bit after the break. Walker, who won't turn 21 until August, has an above-average fastball complemented by two good breaking pitches. (Ed. note: Excerpted from PCL Prospects to Watch.)
Honorable mention, Jose Fernandez (RHP, Jacksonville): The No. 7 prospect in the Minor Leagues, Fernandez was originally slated for Jacksonville and would easily belong on this list, but injuries at the big league level have prompted the Marlins to name him their fifth starter. The Cuban-born 20-year-old has yet to pitch above Class A Advanced, but posted an overwhelming 14-1 mark with a 1.75 ERA at Greensboro and Jupiter last season and was similarly strong this spring. Depending on his performance and how quickly Miami's veterans recover, Fernandez may yet spend time in the Southern League this summer.
John Parker is a contributor to MLB.com.


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I'm excited to share with you a new little weekly (hopefully) series that I'm bringing to you with the help of my little guy. I've had several of you ask about Israel's clothes over the past few months so I'm trying also to source everything I can remember for you. I see a lot of blogs with small fashions geared towards girls but the boys need style too, right?
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Israel looks so stylish! What a sharp-dressed little man he is!ReplyDelete
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i LOVE LOVE this post and new series!! anything with my sweet nephew in it!ReplyDelete
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I love this post! Israel is so stylish! especially love his shoes!ReplyDelete
He's the cutest! (Emma agrees) Looks at those shoes! Whaaa!ReplyDelete
so adorable! the hat is my absolute favorite part!ReplyDelete
He looks so dapper! What a stylish young man!ReplyDelete
He looks so stylish and cute with the camera, beautiful photos.ReplyDelete
So cute! I love this idea...baby boys need style posts too! ;)ReplyDelete
great style! and yes, more stylish clothes for boys please! i am really looking forward to when noa is big enough for a shirt with a collar. his neck is still so short and shoulders so tiny, it looks kind of strange...ReplyDelete
- RachelMarch 26, 2012
I love Zara for boys clothing! I was at baby gap recently and the girls section was totally taking over the boys section. Super sucks that designers don't want to design attractive clothes for little boys. American Apparel is really good for plain colored t's and cardigans.ReplyDelete
definitely will appreciate some boy style ideas! he looks adorable.ReplyDelete
how adorable. that little camera is darling.ReplyDelete
this is the cutest post! I LOVE it...ReplyDelete
- AndiiMarch 30, 2012
I am soooooo EXCITED!!! More please.ReplyDelete
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Geforce GT 520 1GB SilentFX comes in a small but sturdy box that emphasizes that the card received the 'Good' design treatment, which means that Gainward uses special cooling. This time around, it's a dual slot passive cooler. The box holds the card, a short user manual and driver CD.
Just like most Nvidia's mainstream cards, Geforce GT 520 comes with support for 3D Vision, PhysX acceleration, PureVideo HD, blu-ray acceleration, CUDA support, DX11. Naturally, all these features are emphasized on the box.